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A Generous Collector.

Thomas Collier, the New London poit, has
a passion for collecting His book of auto
graphs of poets and literary people from all
parts of the world is very complete and he
takes much pride in exhibiting it to callers,
AT one time he was interested in collecting
COINS lie had valuable series near COM
ple;lon when he learned that friend had a
similar series even nearer the full numher
than his own, and, further, that the coins
missing from his friends collection were afl
III his own. Without hesitation he despoiled
his series OF the coins required to complete his
friends, and sent them to him Il was act of
generosity that only those can fully apprcci.
ate who have been possessed of the collecting
mania Said Collier, making light of It:
what mean man would have been to
play tho dog in the manSer Just for a few
coins. It was better that one collection
Should DO complete than that both should ever
remain imperfect New York Sun.
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was very much interested in the mode of
procedure in civil trials in courts on the con-
tment On the occasion of my visit to Europe.
IN England trial is conducted very much
Ike 1t Is in America-the ATTORNEYS examine.
cross examine and re-examine witnesses nj
length, and the judge has very little to say.
On the Continent the witness is examined by,
the judge, who asks all the questions and the
lawyers have nothing to say. Especially is
this true in Germany, France and Austria. 1
was much interested in q trial that witnessed
at Paris. Tlere were three judges on the
bench, and one Of them, as if endeavorinr to
bring out all the facts. Intercepted a witness
IN very searching manner 1t looked odd
To SEQ the lawyers i'll the case sitting opposite
tho Judges but saying nothing; don't think
the average American lawyer could have
stood 1t. At the conclusion of the evidence
the lawyers can address the court, and when
The verdict Is returned can appeal to n higher
court II they want to.-Clobe- Democrat.
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! ours very truly,
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

~ dSnlIlSlOll, sept, D. 1881.
Hon. 4 A Thompson, Mayor, Raiesqh, N c.:
DEAR SIR: The many communications
have received inviting me to different
cities, and the fulfillment of engagements
which prompted the trip, it is my purpose
to make to the West and South. made it
necessary, in arranging tile plans, to con-
slider these invitations together, and have
therefore, been delayed until the present
time III this response To your letter, convey
ing to me the wishes of the citizens of Raj
eigh.
1t would be physical imposSibility to
avail myself, under the present circum-
stances, of all the hospitality that has been
extended to me at this time and have felt
considerable embarrassment in determin-
ing the cities would be able to visit, as in
any event, l should he obliged to omit
many that had hoped it might be possible
for me to reach
1t is especially disappointing to me to
find that shall have to foregO the pleasure
of visiting Raleigh. The cOrdiality of the
invitation, the many warm and earnest ex-
prcSSlOnS received independently from its
citizens and the holding of the State fair,
all combined to attract me to its hOspita Ii
ty. and 1t Is with sincere regret that / am
compelled to deter until some future time
the qualification of going among the good
people of your city.
Please assure them of my appreciation of
their courtesy and believe me,
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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LIES JOURNEY.
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
As we speed out Of youths sunny station
The track seems to slime in the light,
Bat it suddenly shoots over chasms
Or sinks into tunnels Of night,
And the hearts that were brave III the
morning
Al. filed with rrpining and fears
As they pause at the City of Sorrow
Or pass thro' the Valley of Tears.
Put the road of this perilous journey
The hand Of the Master has made;
" tn all its d.Sc1mforts AMI dangers,
We need not be sad or afraid.
Paths leading from light into darkness,
Ways plunGing from gloom to despair,
Wind out thrO' the tunnels Of midnight
TO field that are blooming and fair.
Ito the rocks and the shadows surround
us,
Tho we catch not one CLEAN of the day
Above us, fair cities are laughing
And dipping white feet in some bay.
And always, eternal, forever,
Down over the hills in the west.
The last final end OF our Journey,
There lies the great Station OF Rest.
IT'S the Grand Central point of all rail
ways,
All roads centre here when they end
IT'S the final resort of a IL tourists.
All rival lines meet here and blend.
A Ii tickc Is, all mile-bOoks, all passes,
If stolen or begged for or bought,
On whatever road or division,
Will bring you at last to this spot.
If you pause at the City of Trouble
Or wait in the Vally of Tears,
Be patient, the train will move onward
And rush down the track of the years.
Whatever the place is you seek for,
Whatever your aim or your quest,
You shall come at the last with rejoicing
10 the beautiful City of Rest.
You shall store all your baggage of wOr-
rieS,
You shall feel perfect peace in this realm,
You shall sail with old friends on fair
waters,
With joy and delight at the helm.
You shall wander in cool, fragrant gar
denS
With those who have loved you the best.
And the hopes that were lost in life's jour
ncy
You shall find in the City of Rest.
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Certainly no better endorsement of the
Tontlne method as Introduced ty JHE
EQUITABLE could be given than the re
suits of my own poll Y.
GEORGE Nj. BRINKEKH EFF,
Springfield LII.
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Ny policy convinces me that there is
no insurance which o>ts so little as the
Fontiue. 1t has cost me ANNUALLY orly
81. 90 on Sl,GQ0. A. NJ. VAUGHAN,
Norfolk, Va.
J. YOUNG,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AeENT,
Henderson,. n, e,
Policies written in tirst>class compa>
nitS only.
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OBJECTIONS ANSWERED,

THERE is no conceivable argument
\ against Life Assurance that can
stand investigation.
l. Does 1T seem expensive? To talk of
the 'eapease" fine assurance, as though
the premium paid in were lost, is a great
lmproprle y in the use of language 1t
| Is no more an expense than a deposit
in bank. But. call it what YOU will,
how little is required to keep up a life
policy, com pared with what's foolishly,
not to say aVu1ic usIy, expended by al
most every body And what family is
there which can not spare from their in
come The small mat ter of fifty cents or a
dollar week, to keep up policy {?
What family ought not to DO it
2. Do you ask, rs it Sofes" We an
swer, it is one of the safest Investments
one can possibly make. The science of
Lille Assurance, and its whole history.
prove this.
3. Do you say. "I hare q feeI;ng. Der.
hdps q superstition. that doi, q this husteq,s
1edth?' Just the contrary. O.e pead
only look At facts to b3 convinced III n
Lie Assurance promotes longevity,
There are reasons for this in the nature
OF the case; but not single reason exists
IN support of the feeling suggested
Dismiss 1t tOreCer!
4. Do you say, Il could not enioJ the
~" '"so"y W u we TOttcy. i his ought
not to Influence you. Your husbann,s
lite IS no more really the ba>is of the
bargain i'll this case, u an as if he bonuh,
a FARM for which he Is to pay in futile
annual insiallmen:s; Indeed, no more
than In any Transaction contingent unon
the future.
8: Do You say. We are rich 2" But
C III to Your minO,
w nat mum Ders once In fortunes lap
high fed,
Solicit the cold hand of charity.''
Be not so confident of iudependent cir
| cumstances as to negl, ct this oaly sure
provision. ''''
slight are the causes, frail, unfeared
Wilch de>"iation bring.
ShIlnes through lyetime's toll u r,ared
/ One day may downward fling ~
Remem Der, also, that :" Depeu5e,.. t.
yoke that gals the delicate scasibiIiI;.s :,
ANA be careful how you subject yourseyt
to that yoke! 'e'
j. r. YOUNG,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AaENr
Henderson, n. C..
Policies written in first-class ,omno
MES on Y. pa
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recommend HHE EQUITABLE as, in
my opinion, the strongest and best CONS
pany, and its Tontine plan the cheapest
and the most satisfactory form OF in
surance ever devised.
TRACY B. WARREN,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

aShInStOn, sept. 6, 1851.
Hon. 4. W. Scales, Governor. I{aleiqh. " c.:
DEAR SIR 1t has been no easy matter
to determine which of the many invitations
have recently received it would be posi-
bic for me to accept, and one of the hardest
to decline has been that which emanated
from the Capital of your State. The ar
engagements that circumstances have COM
PEELED me to make for my contemplated
trip have, however, rendered it impracti-
cable to go to Raleigh, and | have so in
formed the Mayor; but feel that [ ought
not to refrain from sending you line in
acknOw ledgment of your personal letter
and expressive of my appreciation of your
kindness.
Yours very truly.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Steam Power for Exerxhoax

"A New York steam company furnishes
steam power through pipes TO 4S5 engines
from large steam station on Greenwich
street The conductors or pipes used for con-
Seylng tho steam are OF very large di=,en-
SONS. The steam when delivered to the en-.
ginr Is wet, and the pressure is about eighty
o. possibly i;inety pounds Chicago Times.
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NOticei
SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN
PROPERTY.

By virtue of the powers conferred upon
me as trustee and executor of the late will
and testament of Mrs. A. F. Cheatham. de-
ceased, late of Vance county, ! shall sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, ON the premises,
at the corner of Chestnut and Montgomery
streets. in the town Of Henderson, on Mon
day, October 10th, 1887, at 12 o'clock, noon.
those two valuable three-story prize houses
there situate, belonging to the estate of said
A. F. Cheatham. They will be sold sepa-
rately. Size Of each lot - feet S2l feet,
size Of prize houses 32x6S feet. and 32xs0
feet, and 80 feet pitch. Said houses are
well built the first story Of each is Of stone
and brick Each is we'll fitted up with ele-
yator and screws, and we'll racked from bot
tom TO top. Inspection of the property is
invited. For arrangement and convenience
of access they are unsurpassed. The title
is perfect For further information apply
to the undersigned or T. T. Hicks, attorney
w. A. CHEATHAM,
Executor and Trustee.
Henderson, n. C., Sept. Q, 's7. s1o3
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LETTERS FROM THE PRESIDENT.
lie Cannot Visit Raleigh During the Fair.
[NewS-Observer.1

President Cleveland has written letters
to Governor Scales and Mayor Thompson
in reply to the invitations extended him to
visit this State and city during the State
Fair while on his Western and Southern
tour in which he says that lie connot accept
the hospitality rendered him.
To GoyerdOr Scales he writes the follow
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Fine Handmade Shoes

fnl ladies and gentlemen, Misses and
children, hats of every shade and de>
scription, gents furnishing goods, neck
wear, silk umbrellas. paraso!s, trunks,
valises. &c In the line of ladies', Misses
and children's shoes, our stock is SIM
ply perfec', repre- enting such ceiebr~ ted
makes as Z-igler's, f. P. Reeds and
others On strictly fine shoes and slip
pers We take the lead. We have them in
many unique designs to make the
homely foot shapely and the pretty foot
Ven more so. Patrons are pleased with
the quality of our goods pleased with
the way they fit the foo; pleased with
the wearing. and, best of all, pleased
with the prices. Call and inspect for
yourself
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recommend the Fontine plan to those
insuring, as proving better than ordinary
policies the returns are so much larger.
jH,S. MoNAHAN.
Fulton National Bank, New YORK City.
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Referring to your letter, giving options
of settlement upon nv Ten-year Ton
tine Policy. No. 200 80, have concluded
to take the fifth choice. Please send IN g
check for the amount, S2Sl 81. The set
Element is entirely Satisfactory to me in
every way. ii. f.. SHEEHAN,
Springfield, Ill.
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My policy has turned out paying in
vestment. There is no policy ike the
TO1tine. PATEICK GALLAGHER,
New Haven, Conn.,
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~>-e SENATORIAL Nsres.

Eag-ae Esle, OF Maine, Is worth
Si.-0. .0o
Jsh,. T. Joas<, Of Nevada. is worth
81 3S0. co.
GsOrs- Hearst. OF California, is worth
$40 0sa. 90.
Henry &. Payne. Of Ohio, Is worth
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rr~. ~.apAar springs.

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p~s<<vs<H VI ian Mr. Lynch.
Ihz san Francisco Call prints the FOL
o~sur sxrr-ssicu sruun Mr.. Lynch

Gazing exlr1ssicu from Mr. Lynch
JSsepe L. Lynch. the peuOeratie
esnsissiatss ter Congress from the Sixth
Csrsres-iouas District and the contest
ant al GeuegzI NzndsVer. who. upon
ths isce us The resarnS. as slsetest to
rsUres~as that 5i<rrsc. IA Co1sre<<. = AZ
rr-s<nt IN tsss esty- last evening. IN
eslExeusztsou With a Call reporter, Mr.
Isuch said The sakiSg ct the teStl-
mons IN the CONTEST bStwssn General
vansiexer anSi mysssE will begin in Los
Anr-lss sO-nOrr0w. before Notary L. H.
owen ard some lively disclosures may
be anticipated V4nGsver ~Ill De
ueuresense.I by H0ushton K Silent
and L 6y Inward / Rob
erux We have both gone into
TINS fishf in earnest. and fesl as certain
ef ~1usuc - ! do OF ggirS to bed
sanFghF- snsi my frIenS-s have been
bus,iv at work 2nA we have eallsetsd
rnCuyh sxsssnes Of positive character
no overcome NacdsVsrs plarAllsy o.
ffty.iix and have Wide margin IN my
fsxsr without gOlng outside Of the city
sf Los Ang-s-s where ws en- clearly
pruve crAr l9S Democrats were Glsfran-
sshssr.i ay the carly cl0sSu- II the rsgis-
rzr. ~1iie Hs.zny mere. sS we can show.
kssr their v0s=s by the gsrryulznderTng
of the Board o. Supervisors n rssil.tries-
ing the estx" After talking further
upoa ths <1bIect Nr- Lynch concluded
vskh the remark 'sYO1 may depecd
upsa ID as surely ~ yOG and each live.
van viii See M IN the seat now occupied
ss MAExh=@. f1r If wSs not elsetsd
Cuugre=sm.n from the Sixth District NO
maa ever was elected 70 any position in
rnis w0rts. a. 1 caS and will prove IT. =
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Roana North.

The following pssssuysrs left Los AN
gesss On ;h= lsS0 train yesterday for san
sr.noi=cOz Mrs JaO Pierce. c II Galu-
sh.. A Foster. Z VI Bergen. Professor
H-r--uaaa AMI vile. Mrs Levin. o G
Tsxlsr. c Perkins. lr HsmdersOn.
The following passengers lett On the
ID p M- train for the n0rtas Geo III
Rsnney. A Z Hsrgrsavss. Nr Dsckey, s
n Thuras. G Walker. W Cook. J Rice.
A Ryan. L & Glow, : " ThOnps0n-
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